Reborn as a Test Subject: Escape the Laboratory

Please praise this novel~ ① The first person point of view in the novel is very good, and I almost got sucked into it (at least better than us. Although one of my temporarily suspended novels is also in the first person point of view, the control is not good) ② The fights in the novel are very graphic and detailed (worth learning) (/≧▽≦/) ③ Some plots succeeded in making me feel very unhappy, and I could not erase their impact in a short period of time. (Even when I go back to school, that picture will appear in my mind from time to time...)

Uh, why do you recommend this kind of writing to someone like me who doesn't like knives? Anyway, seeing the current mental state of the protagonist, I feel more and more awkward as I watch it... Help, I really want to go in and adjust the protagonist's mental state, but in reality I can't do anything about it. It feels so heartbreaking. Don't lose your spirit and teeth of resistance! (Sad)😰

The logical thinking is clear and orderly, and good news: the emotional descriptions of each character are vivid and vivid, especially the description of the protagonist being smoothed bit by bit by the doctor, which has a strong sense of substitution (scalpel and no sugar). It is easy to bring myself into the first person perspective, as if I am the one lying on the operating table being experimented on. After reading this, I really want Dr. Soul to reshape the laboratory into an orphanage, and then give them warmth and show them the boundless world. (Although this may scare the protagonist to death [cover face]) After reading the plot of the final chapter, I suggested searching for a song called "Xi Lian", which seems to match the protagonist at this moment (add another knife [sneaky laugh])

Super pretty! I have never seen a story background like Freeman's. It's novel and the writing is exquisite. The depiction is really heartbreaking. By the way, Jiujiu and Tails can be knocked. It's so heartbreaking! ! !

Be a human being... Don't be too lazy, forget about 10 stars, just give it 5 stars! Having said that, reading this book is really difficult, and many people were dissuaded from reading it because the beginning was too depressing. Although this book is small, it is really cruel, so it's better to read it with caution!

The main beast creates humans, or the beast creates beasts. The meaning of being created is to be used as a "human" in human experiments and of course does not have any human rights. From being beaten and psychologically suggested by the doctor when he was deemed valuable. The protagonist feels uncomfortable and secretly happy. At the very least, his value has increased and he will not die casually. When we have companions, one is an experiment from the laboratory, and the other is an experiment captured from the outside. They heal each other, and they think about escaping but are afraid that they won't even get it now. It's not an emotional image, it's a matter of growth. The protagonist is missing a "corner"

The writing style is very good, and the layering is also good. They also update frequently, which seems to be much better than me. It's just that I think the relationship between the protagonist and other people is not so delicately portrayed, but the plot is pretty good.

It's pretty, it's sad, it has a lot of knives, but I love eating knives! There are very few first-person perspective articles. This is the best one I have ever seen. I hope to continue working hard and try to include my OC in the next book (bushi)

If rebirth is not the starting point of counterattack, but the beginning of falling into a deeper hell, how will you deal with it? The book "Rebirth as an Experimental Subject: Escape from the Laboratory" throws this suffocating proposition to us in an almost cruel way. It shreds the usual fantasy of "holding a script and taking pleasure in revenge" in rebirth novels. It places the protagonist under a cold code name called "No. 18" And launches an extreme torture about survival, dignity and self-destruction. The most eye-catching thing about this book is undoubtedly its sadistic setting of "360 degrees without blind spots". The protagonist's rebirth is not to return with memories and wisdom from his previous life, but to wake up in an inhuman form in a weird laboratory. He lost his freedom and his human body. In the cruel experiments and mental torture day after day, the edges of his previous life were smoothed away bit by bit, and he even forgot his own name. This "amnesia" setting is more fatal than simple physical pain. It deprives the protagonist of the foundation of being a "person" - his identity and past bonds, reducing him to a mere "object" to be observed and dismantled. The novel adopts the first-person perspective, which is undoubtedly a bold and successful attempt. Readers are no longer spectators, but are forced to become one with the protagonist "No. 18", Feeling the coldness of the scalp when the scalp cuts through the skin, and experiencing the despair of hopes that are ignited and shattered again and again. This strong sense of substitution makes the "abuse" in the book no longer a word game, but a personal and thrilling experience. As one reader said, "It feels like I am the one lying on the operating table being experimented on." The impact of this kind of immersive reading is unmatched by third-person narratives. Under the surface of "abuse", the novel explores the alienation and struggle of human nature under the special setting of "Furry". When the protagonist's body is no longer human, will his thinking, emotions and moral values ​​also change? In an inhuman body, will the fire of humanity be extinguished, or will it shine brighter in desperate situations? Every breath and every thought of "No. 18" In the laboratory is a silent inquiry into the philosophical proposition of "what it means to be human." He is no longer a hero waiting to be saved in the traditional sense, but a lonely soul groping in the darkness and reinventing himself in pain. The introduction to the novel mentions that "it might be fun later on", which sheds a glimmer of light into this oppressive darkness. It is foreseeable that the protagonist's escape and subsequent revenge will not only be the release of power, but also spiritual nirvana. When the smoothed edges grow back, when the forgotten names are remembered again, the "shuang" of that moment will definitely carry the weight of blood and tears, which is far more profound and shocking than any smooth sailing "shuangwen". All in all, "Rebirth as an Experiment: Escape from the Laboratory" is a work with a unique style and great impact. It is not suitable for readers looking for easy entertainment, but for those who are eager to experience extreme emotions in words and think about the boundaries of human nature, it is undoubtedly a painful and profound reading journey that cannot be missed. It reminds us that true strength may not come from the foresight of rebirth, but from the desire to survive and the persistent pursuit of self-existence that still refuse to be extinguished in the abyss of despair.

I finished reading another book, and it turned out to be in the first person, which is rare. At least I think it's pretty good, the worldview has no flaws, the characters are perfectly created, both sadistic and brutal (it doesn't matter, I'm already numb), and the plot... Is very touching. Most characters are willing to trade their own death for the lives of their companions, and some will even use words, actions, etc. To stimulate their companions to achieve this goal. I hope you won't stop updating. Although I'm in school and can't check in every day, I will still try my best to support the author. Come on!